Iggy Azalea's boyfriend Nick Young must have been so distraught and worried about his delicate Australian flower when she was being bullied online, right? Wrong.
First of all, the Lakers player knows his rappin' ladylove can handle her own, but he does wish that she would be more "Yeezy" about it. (He actually said that. Do we really need to explain what he meant? Didn't think so.)
The 24-year-old blond bombshell sat down to chit-chat with Power 106's J.Cruz and Krystal Bee for the Los Angeles radio station's new morning show #TheCruzShow on Wednesday, and revealed just what kind of advice her baller beau offered her when she was dealing with cyber bullies. It was pretty hilarious.
"He wanted me to be way worse than I was," Iggy admitted. "He was like, 'Why you lettin' these people push over you?! You just gotta be Yeezy on 'em!' That's what he kept saying. He was like, 'Just be the No. 1 playa hater…you just need to tell them all to suck your d--k!'"
Heyooooo, there it is. Clearly, she didn't take his advice. "I'm like, but that's just not me, I don't wanna be super aggressive. He wanted me to be aggressive about it."
Instead, the "Black Widow" rapper decided to take herself out of the equation and go ghost on Twitter, leaving it up to her management to run her account. And she's more than content with that decision.
"Of course I am [happier]. Anybody's happier when they're not being verbally abused all day long," she said.
"I think it's dangerous to have that negative Internet culture. It isn't all, but I think it's dangerous. Especially when you're someone that's having to create things," Iggy added.
"For me, it definitely affects when I'm creating things. I'm in the middle of recording a second album and I really don't want to have some angry, aggressive ass album. Every time I come in the studio I'm just like, I wanna punch everyone in the face and those are the only songs I'm able to write...
"It makes me hate people and I don't wanna hate people. My job is entertaining people. I love people. I want to entertain them, that's why I do this and get on stage and make people happy, and it's really hard to do that when you feel like what the hell is going on with humanity that we're all doing this? I prefer the actual polite world. If it's real or not, I don't know, but I like to live in this reality."
Let your haters be your motivators, girl!
That wasn't all Iggy talked about on #TheCruzShow! Watch the clips to hear about the rapper getting catfished by her own mom (the intent was in the right place), what it's like to live with Swaggy P and why Young calls her "crazy"!